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• Version 2.0 Released

  Version 2.0 has been released. Several new features.

  posted by vdicarlo 725 days ago

• File released: /bdmd/bdmd_2.0/bdmd_2.0_win.zip

  posted 726 days ago

• File released: /bdmd/bdmd_2.0/bdmd_2.0_src.tar.gz

  posted 726 days ago

• File released: /bdmd/bdmd_2.0/bdmd_2.0_lin.tar.gz

  posted 726 days ago

• bdmd bdmd_2.0 file released: bdmd_2.0_win.zip

  Features added since version 1.2: 1. Programmed instruction. 2. User profiles. 3. Adaptive learning increases or decreases frequency of problems based on previous correct or incorrect answers. 4. Cross platform source code compiled for and tested on Suse Linux 10.3 and Windows XP.

  posted 726 days ago

• bdmd bdmd_2.0 file released: bdmd_2.0_src.tar.gz

  Features added since version 1.2: 1. Programmed instruction. 2. User profiles. 3. Adaptive learning increases or decreases frequency of problems based on previous correct or incorrect answers. 4. Cross platform source code compiled for and tested on Suse Linux 10.3 and Windows XP.

  posted 726 days ago

• bdmd bdmd_2.0 file released: bdmd_2.0_lin.tar.gz

  Features added since version 1.2: 1. Programmed instruction. 2. User profiles. 3. Adaptive learning increases or decreases frequency of problems based on previous correct or incorrect answers. 4. Cross platform source code compiled for and tested on Suse Linux 10.3 and Windows XP.

  posted 726 days ago

• Beginning C++ Developers Welcome

  Big Daddy's Math Drills is a simple text based program for drilling addition, subtraction, and multiplication, as well as learning tenkey number pad skills. It was written as a term project for an undergraduate first year programming class at a community college. The version in the repository compiles and runs, and the addition and subtraction modules do more or less what they're supposed to. Now that the assignment has been turned in, we would welcome other serious learners to help complete and release the program with its current feature set, and then to consider further upgrades. Earlier verions of these programs, which were made available at http://www.dicarlolaw.com/shareware.html, proved useful to many children, even though they lacked the adaptive learning features and persistent user profiles of the current project. If you are interested in joining, or have a question, please post in the Open Discussion forum.

  posted by vdicarlo 753 days ago